Pathfinder 1E airwalkrr's Rise of the Runelords AE PBP Reborn! [OOC]

[Scott DeWar]

good enough for me too.

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Pacing works for me. Plenty of opportunity to drop in a post here and there with some NPC interaction (none of which I've been able to take advantage of - but that's on me and my current life rather than on the game's pace) that doesn't slow down story progression. Well done, so far!

 

[kinem]

So far so good. I know I haven't gotten into it as much as the others.

 

[perrinmiller]

Pacing works for me. Plenty of opportunity to drop in a post here and there with some NPC interaction (none of which I've been able to take advantage of - but that's on me and my current life rather than on the game's pace) that doesn't slow down story progression. Well done, so far!

Seconded.

It works for me, too. I intend to post almost daily, when I can. So I am trying to take advantage of the RP opportunities and only hope the others will find time to do so as well so I am not just participating with NPCs.

 

[airwalkrr]

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showth...s-Reborn!-IC&p=6463205&viewfull=1#post6463205

I really liked this narrative addition to the game, Scott. A stage magician was a great detail to add. Very nice!

 

[Scott DeWar]

I thought of taking the 'stage magician' trait, but decided against it. He was hired by the theater to simply produce the 'pyrotechnics' as alchemical fire and smoke sticks and to be cleverly place around the magician's trick boxes for his effects. You mentioned having a trait of some sort to match his 'change' what is this and where do I find it?

 

[airwalkrr]

I thought of taking the 'stage magician' trait, but decided against it. He was hired by the theater to simply produce the 'pyrotechnics' as alchemical fire and smoke sticks and to be cleverly place around the magician's trick boxes for his effects. You mentioned having a trait of some sort to match his 'change' what is this and where do I find it?

I was suggesting coming up with a house rule basically. But that was before I understood the concept. What you designed is just fine for the purposes of a narrative-focused game.

 

[Scott DeWar]

ok. So, traits, then . . . . 2 traits? usual rules of course?

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

One campaign trait's the limit here, unless you take the "Extra Traits" feat.

 

[airwalkrr]

ok. So, traits, then . . . . 2 traits? usual rules of course?

Mowgli is correct. You get 1 Campaign Trait from the RotR PG Ann. Ed. I know it often gets lost in the wind since it is so commonly used, but Traits is an optional, variant rule introduced in the APG. I am not using it for this campaign as it seems unnecessary to add mechanical benefit traits for a narrative campaign where your character's background and personality allow automatic success on some things. (I know. I have rolled a few couple unessential rolls myself, just trying to get out of the habit.)